The Freedom Mobile Arch at Hastings Park sheltered up to 10,000 World Cup fans under a 105-metre starburst mass-timber canopy — one of the largest engineered-wood public structures in Canada.
Several ambitious forestry inventions nearly reshaped the industry but faded before reaching widespread use. Learn about a few forgotten innovations and what made them fall short.
An astronaut photo revealed the Idaho forest grid pattern from space. Learn how forestry practices created the checkerboard landscape, its purpose, and what it means for forest management.
The U.S. West Coast has faced a series of record-breaking heat waves in recent years, from California’s Central Valley to Oregon and Washington. Scientists now emphasize that emissions from fossil fuel and cement producers—sometimes called “carbon majors”—have played a measurable role in making these extreme heat events more frequent and more intense. This article reviews…
The Anahim Lake Wildfires are being monitored closely. Check out the latest news.
The buried 19th-century lumber town of Singapore, Michigan—once a thriving port on the Kalamazoo River, now hidden beneath towering dunes.
Wildfires can disrupt soil microbes for years, altering nutrient cycles and slowing forest recovery. Explore the long-term ecological impacts beneath the
The tree of heaven and spotted lanternfly are threatening Michigan’s forests, orchards, and crops.
Floors, parapets, and lintels affect the lateral behavior of one-story segmented CLT shear walls and why accounting for these interactions improves safety.
A look at the Smithsonian’s extensive wood collection, supporting research in species identification, conservation, illegal logging prevention, and